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Published on 9/13/2006 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Mooter Media prices A$4 million stock placement

By Laura Lutz

Des Moines, Sept. 13 - Mooter Media Ltd. plans to conduct a private placement of shares for up to A$4 million.

The company will sell up to 5.33 million shares for A$0.75 each.

The placement will be divided into two tranches. In the first, sophisticated and institutional investors will buy up to 2.18 million shares for proceeds of up to A$1.64 million.

In the second tranche, the company will issue up to 3.15 million shares to existing substantial shareholders for proceeds of up to A$2.36 million.

The second tranche is subject to shareholder approval at a general meeting on Oct. 20.

Current substantial shareholders John Fairfax Holdings Ltd. and Nanyang Financial Service Pty. Ltd. have both agreed to invest in the placement.

Proceeds will be used for working capital, to determine the feasibility of business expansions and for acquisitions.

The company also intends to conduct a share purchase plan for up to $5,000 each for existing shareholders. Details of that plan will be announced later.

Sydney, Australia-based Mooter Media offers targeted internet advertising services.

Issuer:Mooter Media Ltd.
Issue:Stock
Amount:A$4 million
Shares:5.33 million
Price:A$0.75
Warrants:No
Investors:John Fairfax Holdings Ltd. and Nanyang Financial Service Pty Ltd. (others)
Pricing date:Sept. 13
Stock symbol:Australia: MMZ
Stock price:A$0.80 at close on Sept. 13

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